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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-02-11
OUR COUNTRY BOYS AND GIRLS.

Most of the men and women who do
anything worth doing are born and ed
ucated IN the country. They often come
to the city when mature, and become its
foremost citizens, but they get their pure
blood and morals from country air, water
food, and associations. in the country
is our hope. Cities have always been
breeding places for vice, and always
will be until the World is regenerated in
the good time yet long way off. The
worst element that comes to this land
from the old world stays in the cities,
the best goes into the country, tills the
land, builds school houses and churches.
There is vice in the country but nothing
in comparison with what is found in
cities. There is every reason why our
country schools should be the best in the
land. There the majority of statesmen,
professional and business men have
been educated in the past, and there they
will he ia the future. 1t is sad fact
that progress in educational affairs has
not reached the average country school.
1t is not only no better than it was TWEEN
ty.five years ago, but in many instances
it is worse. Less attend it, no better tai
ent directs it, and poorer wages are paid.
This is neither good economy nor good
policy. 1t pays to educate country boys
and girls. The leading men and women
IN our large cities were once barefooted
school children. The successful men of
the next generation are not nearly so
likely to come from some of the uRpaint
ed board or log schoolhouses of the out
ofthe- way place. When the race of hard,
homely, studious, country boys and girls
dies out our country will be on the verge
of ruin. There are doubtless many who
will laugh at these statements as extrav-
agant. But we have the statistics to
prove what is here affirmed, and we know
that the cause of humanity, sound learn
ing, and morality has day reason to
bless the home]y homes where brothers
and sisters are fighting to keep the wolf
from the door, and gain an education that
Will enable them to stand among the
princes of ourcountry. On the day of his
funeral, the magnificent bier of Samuel
J. Tilden passed the door of q simple
story and ahalf cottage where he was
born, and where he spent the early years
of his life. In passing through the older
portions of the land one is constantly
shown the humble early homes of many
of our most noted men and women. The
eastern states are dotted all over with
them. the cities arc often the places
where they gain renoWn, but the country
reared. Take good care of the country
out in Nebraska or up among the Adiron:
than the slick little dude who attends the
primary department OF some city school.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-02-11

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
The co.partnership heretofore existing be
tween II. z. Anderson and W. Fl. Martin IL
hereby dissolved.
Lyle, Mimi. Feb. 3, 1857.
II. G, ANDERSON,
W. III. MARTIN.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-02-11

Supt. Belden spent Monday in the Grand
Meadow village schools, and found teach
ers and pupils hard at work. Adolph
5Tibbltts has charge of the upper depart
ment with roll of So pupils and an av.
erage attendance of about 50. The pupils
are interested in their work and are pro-
crossing steadily. In the primary room,
Miss Anna Funderhide continues in
charge, and although she has roll of 70
pupils, and an average attendance Of
about 81. her work is excellent. It il an
unusual thing to see SO good discipline,
and such excellent system in SO large 2
school, S
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-02-11
Austin MalblGCO.

We desire to inform the
People Of Mower County
and vicinity, that we shall
soon put in a full stock of
American and Foreign
Marble and Granite
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-02-11
SALE.

RICHARDSON, DAY \ Co., Attorneys for
Mortgages. 4feh1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-01
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. Jan, Sl-123O p. Injection quiet wlthsus
quoabe change IN prices. Mddng Cpiands 8 I'D. aa
for speculation and export Receips260o0 bales ncad
ing Is. 700 ba les American.
Futures dull Uplands Low Miding clause January
delivery 764d; also 66id do January amt February
664d. do. March and April delivery, 764d, do April
and May delivery 6964d also s64di do May and June
delivery. Ltd also lO64d do June and July delivery
3oid, also l264d.; do July August delivery. 4
l6.6td.
Tenders for delivery at todays clearing $500 bales nav
docket and 3 900 old do
Up m-Cotton-The OF day included 5000 bass
American
Futures easy Upands Low Mdding clause. January de-
livery 66id value DO January and February delverys
OOad sellers; do February and March delivery ottd
sellers do. March and pr delivery. I64d sellers IA
April and May delivery o.64d. value do May aud Juee
delivery, l00id value; do June and July delivery II
did valai do July and August delivery, lSC4d values
do August and sepenoer delivery i6.1sd buyers,
clause February delivery 664 buyers do February .nd
March delivery 5Gid buyers; do March and Apri deliv
cry. 6o4d buyers do April and May delivery $50
and July delivery llosd buyers do July and Anx1se
delivery. l3o4d buyers do August and september deiv.
cry. 5t4d buyers do September and october delivery
GALVESTON. Jan. sl-Cotton dull. Miidling 1915 Lov
Middling s Good Ordinary, net ana gross Iecersss
225 bales exports coaswse 35i1 bales sales o5i aes;
stock 1855 bales . -.
bales coatwlse so5 bales sales 6O6 bales STOCK 1850
bales
ling. -, Good Ordinary v net receipts 500 oars:
gross ssi bales sales 1900 bales stock. u.s. Iss tales
NEw.ORLRANs. Jan. 3l.-t Jit0n steady Midiing. SO
Low Midding, 1919; Good Ordinary. Sci net receipts
l2O bales TO France, s,3e Oalos. safes 400 bales sso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-01

ig y @ 90 scS g. sss's &c. g
a 1S ag n no. st = So az DO si5 b.
10 40 sss & r 90 10 f sS at So s2o No. at
h. 10 Is 10, e. at q 90 i at 81
DO 1928 10 81 !o 2de 1910 ~ at g s. ~ Inilana do
%s5 j. hs"' i 100 b. - 50; SdS
Ia Kentucky steers 1870 & & so % - 10
ia2i 49, At 81 o5 1881 d. at - o5 II do 1873 To- at
cett 70 one Steer; 'i e. 3, s f 80 S
fsnDsvlvans DO 1850 10 ?. IS PennsyIysna oxen en-
Is s.. "a PIX SfT 'S'"
Dry T aS;.m Ss % s. f : 90 Steers 1879 90
4. SY isl d !, . i 81 4 4
isis b. siS9h II 1850 H. at 81 'O 5000 iS'o d.
II: q sss s'fs ss sis' !Sls ~
~ g. a. l. ssfs 3d.. is9
is5 q 8 4 q 81 g E: 4 3D.
:, ss ,Ss & 3! s, % d t. Ifsss
H. % isSo T. a; 4" & .5 ,i1s 30 s.s b.
% sas is9f aas & s. 1876.
IS s..S e. 1,SsI s'; 81 @
decent Common cows nave sola mo,o
sssss s s sn. nss
were 500 head Dealer.
r IS sa3 sas! tsS
Door 70 Prime voss 1t ee9Hc .o
Saiss-Ialenbeck DAyist 81 Qrssssrs 2So D. A. SSo
VeSis DO Co.. IS do LIS D. at ~ do. l28 %. ~
Vbnlsus.et a Dewey, ~ orassers 1913 n. sssOi Fed
o Ee%. Gsa:a; rsa g.ye. %. "a tSoh sarss: <.
sasgs :.sss sd a. i1s ss Ysao SS
Hxs Ss IS .:sq roa Calves. 100 r. =. .e A. v..l'.
E:Hssn Vu oniss.s VssA iSS &. a. 3d. 70 ars.:srs.
30 b. 81 81 sS
saEEP AND kAnssRsssips were 90 ears Of ~ SSs
headB 60that and 10 Jersey Guy ana
were about carloads held over 81 the latter pac: s
wSe soms sass vers stronger figures she market
POOR to choie: sheep sold Of ass Common to Extra
Lamb. sssc COAST with cu' down 70 o. in' p'A'
saiss" piiicnbsck Dewey 227 STATE sheep rs o.
4Sct DO 9S ~ doe Western Do ~ so o. 20 10 al
1875 10 90 ~ bkc; 103 TO- 20 ~ at bso wv uo 50 M az
$40 Isl DO 100 ID. stbSc, 204 Michigan LAMBS % w.
MalisnLesk Davis state sheep. IsG b. at ss' NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-01
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

BAIr1Monr Jan 3l..Coton dull easier Middlns s sSc
steady Howard street and Western buperne 81 oOe
81 90 Extra - 5d3 90 DO Family ~ 1904 10 Cly
Mills superhne ~ 80 as 90 do. Extra - 1913 90 do RIO
Brands - 81 ass 90 Paapsco Family IS 80 do superave
Patent So so Wheat-Southern quiet Western lower
southern Red. % an6ci do Amber 81 asc No May
January 6oa-a9li &c: do for February soaa9oo@' do
for March 0l209ls c; do for MAY S3 sa9ic
southern steady. Western hrmer southern White
s41S 90 sow 800 y Mse1p ses sSI
March 46s4 a47c.; May 49, diSc Steamer iB'c asked
Sssoo s aa M,o 81 & fsnsyvsHs 81
RYE quiet sales at 6,13sc. iIav dull Prime 10
Choice Western sll OOAsl5 10 Provisions quiet Mess
Pork. az so Bulkmeats shoulders ana Clear ino snes
packed Ba07Lo Bacon-shouders 7. ~ 7s.c: Clear lio
Butter steady. Western Packed l. d23ci Creamery
% a 33e Eggs easier al 26927c; Petroleum
sugar quiet. 49, l6c. coppcr-Re
nbe. lOs4 llc...-.. Whisky quiet ut 81 23d ~ "a
Ircghts Ivcrpool per steamer dull oitort t,.,
.... bush. shpments-Flour 20t bbl% Wheat 100
bush Corn $4,000 bush sales-Wheat 100000 bush Corn
$4,000 bush
BOSTON jan 8l-Flour quiet Choice Extras 81 65e
A. 80 90 - 2j sprinr Waoat Patents
prime So Is s5 81. Corn steamer Yellow 81 d1l ,
steamer Mixed 50 J0'4c Good No Grade 30 dbO c oss
No White 81 = a SOC 100 shorts steady MiddlinRs per
sls 30 s2l.... Butter quiet Northern Creamery
Extra CSC. Eastern Extra Creamery 2- Western khrt
Creamery zoe. Cheese firm. New-Nork and vermont
zoe wYOrk Fifsts - Receipts Tor the dhS
Flour 1900 bblN and $500 saozA Corn $1,000 bush
oat, $4,000 bu,h short, Too Du,L
CHICAGO. Jan. Sl.-Flour slow and unchanged. Winter
igsn Winter SO 5dSi 90 Choice to Fancy Minnesota Fat
81 2Opf4 10 Minnesota Bakers sacks - lu1
1928 Rye Fionr-SZ vOGs IS 10 IN bulls Buekwheat SO
The LEADING futures range a follow,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-01
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVE p JI. Jan. 2S-Provsons-Bsc Cumberland cuk
37s GA oDg Clear Mtdles. 3ts. Oh; short Clear Midis3
35s short IVs. 36s 6d shoulders 2ss OIL per cwt bses
o5sOd for Extra India Ness Prime Mess o.s od fora-
Prime Mess. ga Gd. per Dbl; Prime Mess kassfa
02sd; western 57s 3D. Iard-A 35s Prime ws.s
Shoulders 35-Ol ButtcrllOs6d per cwilor finest Unc1
states. cheese American Choice, 6is OIL Wheat-hre
Western SPRING rs. I'd. G7s SLi Rel Winter. Is ID
Is 81. per GENITAL New No. Winter. Is 3D.; do. Ma q
Spring ~. 3D.: New Mixed Western Is. Adj California Ma.
J. Is. id Is Nd: do. No Ga G GO. ST. GENITAL. Pro-
ducesplrts OF Iurpcntnc. 2Js vi; do. at London 2es ~
per cwt. Refined Petroleum Id gallon. Clover secs
American Red, 4ys. per cwt. IAow-25 Oh per cwo
Fine American, 2ls. Oh; Prime Guy, 23s 6d per orQ
kosln-Common SIS 9d Pale lis I'd aOs Od lnseed on,
2Os 3D. per cwt Prov son.Amercan Refrigerated Bes&
don-New.iork state ~ los OIL .3 U.s. Od cottonsesd
OIL Liverpool make. lSs Sd.
Receipts wheat the week From Atlantic ports. 43O
quarters from Pacific ports. $4,000 quarters from Other
sources a. 900 quarters
Receipts OF American corn. i33oO quarters. -
LONDON. Jan. 3l-Producc- OIL 40 Os q S1O
Os sd per Calcutta Linseed 4lsh per quarters iAn-
seed Cake &C lis. Cd per tom Refined Petroleum. slrl
SD gallon; spirits OF Iurpcutine zss lOt.L pee
cwt Pale IS OIL q lis OIL ProyisonsLard. 32s ID pee
American. sugar-l3s. OIL PER cwL fer CUBA Cen
fair refining aioat Australian lioyBoe 25s 81 oios
I'd; Mutton, 2ss 81 3Ds. I'd Cocoanu Ol-Ceylon I30
6s Cochin. 1857 0s American Refrigerated Beef IS 80 90
hind quarters IS I'D fore quarters per SID w Ne
-.
ANTwEEP Jan. Petroleum-Fine Pale American. IL
paid aud Il francs Is confines seA
Milcoxs Lard closed ~ 81 francs o. ceumes per 100 kLS&
BREMEN. Jan. 3l.-PeroleuD. u marks 90 pfennings
WcoXs Lard coscdat 80 marks 20 pfenninKs pcs IiV -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-01

sese. pisaaAsd Winter b., Si.sehsa spring Sal S1tr.
seh'S sssa 'S 'ssss n: .SsS "9
sssis;.s S' s ai
s:si. 7?s5ici Nsstsio0I prime S0s7Ss Common SsS
ockxS EREioHrszA generally quis. market with sss
sG Brit rsSn :iea%.r 10000 qrs grain
fssns sns s $ s
by &c.. Grain ~ a9s. s: bacon
g. :.s IS s:s % \:
ss ss:' ass s.sss q: "a
shIsr 81 S Ssss i'a Cram sS asa
S 81 s 80: :as: ::
ssssa a ss. IL h'% ss' aSs
Isss sSs 3 b.: vS S. g. .uss
Oh CALI. is. @sa.nre%snt SS::::: North SIDE CUBA
% SST. no sss
S :pssF: @ holding sae Zoo 5 H' D
e, Nm ssSs ss. x "a
ST. sSs' sss :sssS S' S
and r. fair request Quoted sa
lair demand ssis: isSSS fsssd ssi.s
Smoked Shoulder: @ 6IHEs-Du and Or les:
Ss$s. s's "s sS$sa
up triss and the demand Continues fair CITY Heavy 10
Light at 6'sa67c Pigs LARD.Ihs sps,cuatsion
presented tame 9peaTanss ,ot declined rata.
Sales. $50 tcs. Western steam spot $685. City
1900 South American $50 tcs February 677c cos-
ing 676ae 77c ooO arch Ss2 &c. closing &C.;
$50 APRIL $3.50, closing 6s9c 900 tcs May 5000
1910. closing 695c 800 tee. June 1885, closing 702o
...BUTTER, CHEESE and EGGS-Butter- market
has not varied in any particular ruling steady
and quiet Egin Creamery, 2sa3oc Psnn I I've;
Creamery 20 30c. Western 2002sc state Dairy Dali
frkn tubs PICS Welsh tubs l9a 2sc Western Imitation
assS n Iry
movement not amount to much state Factory l049
l3L,ci Common TO Fancy Western Flat, llGl2sc; Good
70 Choice, Light Skins los @llec Eggsa9ulet and
price State 32o Western, 81 d32c South
3Od3lc. Lined 21d22c. .
sUGAK-Rsw styles were steady at 80 0tSc for Moas-
3-l6c for go Centrifugal, and 9l6c for Fair
Refining sales, 1900 bags 10 arrive Ely 95o test al
6sc Refined dull and Cut Loaf 6Ic Crushed o'9c,
Cubes &C.,, Powdered Ga Gsc GRADUATED l3l666'sc,
Mould &C.. Confectionery II l8c. Coffee standard
$500 7i6c. Coffee on 5sd6 6l6c, White Extra Z &C..
Extra 4s, a. 7sc.. c Aha Sc. Yellow 4kat &c.
STEARINE-Dull and nominaly unchanged. city quoted
Z &c. and OeOmargartDe, l.l0c
TALIOW-Etrm and more active City quoted &c. Salos,
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
QUOTATIONS on BRRvEs TO-DAY.

sold at 80 40dS5 % and
arrival, Of .1 Ds: sCs ns :ss
e ss't than the CORRESPONDING week last year
IN @ ~ nSe Of s Oy WITH 10 the an receipts the
ghest q any record ana az when ary sSga
prices but trade extremely slow and sales
The slaughter reported light demand day afterday
amt the shop butchers S The story s ana nS
business that consumers snrang their purchases o.
Volume the staple nsses:
ss. o. ne Inquiry at % Smrs SHIPMENT. OF c
cage city and dealers in that article had noted
British markets declined iro . to G per with Retr igor
siSr ss rnf n or apn S fi%aed Gre.ses weight
Thor has been continued good demand for Live calves at
fully sustained prices or at 3qSc for Grassers and Ssc
nIe, as the ta So E bsa brSd i last week there
b bn. been a0 ne market mpTovemcnt in selling rates
sales have and dragging with clearance imposs
msnd for Dressed Mutton and Lamb show from their
books that they have made eay os.S on the business Ions
inaGence Of h receipt. higher price. west the quota
p pS pound Very fe% Commission Hog.
however and the advance Is nominal based on the higher
iy tx ?sS fa of '' head
6oIh't there were cars for Mr. Ess%an,26 e9rs Tor
Of local stock No trade reported worth noting.
cattle fpr Mr. Goldsmith and 25 cars direct to
su.bgrseTser and reckoning the few carloads held over
Tie market opened little brisk and firm although no,
the finish Gull but about steady Nearly all the stock
closed ont The report that carloads OF Nelson Nor
Beef destined for shipment 10 Europe on the city of
been thrown the marke; after waiting for
four lays loaded that there strike OF
handlers which might st further augment
the supply Dressed Beef butchers 20 hold back and
feeling little depressed when the market wound up
sellers generally rated prices the same AS Friday quality OF
the cattle considered.
!inary Prime steers sold at Sass 20 per 100 10
Choice and selected at S5 81 - 40
Dry Cows, Tiers ami Bulls ranged from 81 ID 10 SS Od
\ sold AT - 9Ud - Is.
Goldsmith reserved 272 head for shipment on the Erin
uncertainty when she VIII sail II was
confidently that Mr Munroes $50 Cattle would be put
this y. The strike Of Ions shore
freight and meat handlers and the difficulty OF obtain
Ing coal make the movements OF ocean steamers very uneer
tain. go
Mr. Eastman thinks the Wyoming viii sail tomorrow with
l72O quarters Of Beet
Tho weeks shipments Cattle and Sheep and Dressed
Beef and Mutton "a follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-01
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO. JAN 91-Cdtte-Receipts Last ~ houn-l SEQ
head total for week thus tar 5000 head for time
week; 5642 head consigned through Sunday 80 cars =
sale iso car: ppcss declined sssSc since last Monday
no New.York demand Common 70 Far % 6604 l6 Coed
COWS AND Hotter: "a. s lover =
s2Sss.s; teas 60 5Oss7 market closed weak 20 oss
ShssnReeeipts last "a hours6000 nead total TOR week
thu: far 1880 head: tor same tune last week. 1900
Choice st g. goa q c Sss
Lamb: On GS and unse,sisa :. q 90
Aoo REGENTS last "a hours04s0 hese total for wsq1
heal consigned so cara OF which ~ g
NewYork consigned .hrough today ~ cars Of which II
@ Pigs i0s a sna q
eOd5 los Selected Workers IS 2oaS 20 selectsd Ne
ss% Tsss Heavy 81 sss. chiefly
Ss1Sss0 Dsss s.r;:, o s
slow heavy, dull shipping Steers $50 70 1000 No. 8 "a
Hoas~keceipss 10000 heal. snipmenss 5000, narkss
Shipping - $3.50 l5 Light o. 35asi9o
market strong NATIVES SO ooSsoSo Western % 300
ST. LoUs Jan. observation-disclosures 2.4O0 nest. shiD-
ments head the market vas active and log zoe higher
ping steers IS 1904 So butchers steers. Fair .
Chose Is oo9s4 10 Feeders far 70 good 81 IsS
mon 49, sSss 81 iT e SS0 CON-
the market active anil s,rS1S Choice Hss
as. 80. Pigs common to good. sass4 30.
sna 90 20 Fr
dunn " Fancy % s0a$49o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-01
lres range | ~ follow,

s9-. san pIes we're E a. REQ ~
S Ear Z 52%,...fas ssrd-Na si05Si Prime
thol l,p Is. oc 80 3d. Dry sato Shoulders, y,s
% 90 r Anon O'o' Loaf 7c Gmaualea &C.
STANDARD ~ te Eeesg,'1iSur 1900 9C,s s, S i.s
Rye 1000 1a'h isarey .soyO 9isA Sh'Pnon,s-t,o@E
Oats lls.OOJ bush; 1870 LOCO buslL Barley 10000
on tho Produce Eseh,nge TO-DAY tho Ruttcr market
steady Creamery u 49c DAIRY 1870 %'G Lsss @VsS
clsclNAri Jan. sI.-Fonr steady Family az 5oss3 10
Fancy. IS 9O4ti ~ " heat dnlL 20 hed NJ
Corn higher No 2 Miaei 81. $50 oats SO Mixed
I,f a. 80 Hi @ MGs 80 80
RlDA 81 % short Clear ~ 90 Hnitcr gnet
barry Roll IL log, hrm. Common and Lght
s. 100 hoid. shipments SO no.d
DETROIT. Jan. sl.-wheu-No ! WHIT, c,,h s3sci
sole. nay 81 10 hecepts-21.doo bush CornaNo
$50. Receipts 1000 push. .Oat.-No White s2',ea
f fr Sfy' Il + 50 S,'''
MIw,uknr Jan slTeat dun wns,, weak
20 'S ss P% 20 rqy,,oS y' ssS
Prime s.sa fena5y 80 ~ MAY S % S9s qs Butter
cheese e4sd1; 3s s Sa s, sn,m, SS
FLOUR 1888 Vii. Wheat bush BTlcy 1878
MrxxgAroLs Jan. 3l-wheat- Mako, weak for futures
and haG S%e PS T Ta IN sSS DO Gsgs9s and steady"
"a Sas5c. New Rejected SJSa@ 80 New Mixed 30
81 nrnfT ye S S at s'i a.
Keoeipt.-Corn 10000 push oats 10000 bush. Rye
Oa'h b sn.p"'"''-0O'H ''O''
PHILADELPHIA Jan. 9l.-Flour-Dcman continued light,
fsa ai apcr u do Efr.
s Fs4H:sAn 20 Family Ss,r rn Sf
oho CLEAR s.r do do s s.s ST.
Lonls and Southern Illinois 81 o6Si S7 straight
X Sasor. %s.S $. asa 40
iavorito brands So 80 Rye hour $500 for choice
h9p &c Do ~ O'I February do
ior March 924a921c;' do for Apri eS .aDs.e -,
other grain centres Rejected IN grain depot 77e No Red
Mned on track 47c steamer No MIed IN grain depot
FOR January i6ss4G'.ei do for fo6raar; ios aic.S
Oats-Maket for good Qualities shade nrner Ungraded
wS S2 H% caH %s' no wSo f ja% as
Feb 374 5s'aci March 81 'saJoi.ci April 81. a31c
IS smoked Beef 10 0c Beef ams szi oOd s23 O0
ror. mess si2 1oesiSo4 d. DO prime mess new
siss pi, 80 Hos ' Ss' ar cy
sG25as6 90 Butter nrln. Pennsylvania Creamery Extra
g. p'T .a %e s 5sss no h. 70 2ss
Br4Itord County and New YORK EItrA 22624e'
GSss.e n@ u Y li HHs;s Ono
choice. l3ci PENNSYLVANIA part Skins odopc do ln
s ssH on, go" and we.ss & MSs
Sisl6S coStSciionors SSiee Powdered 900 Feed
steady. Winter Bran SIT 00al77 o per ton Receipt
oats 400 vusH. shipments-Wheas IL Boz bush Corn
1900 Dusn Oats 1900 bush
TOLEDO Jan Sl,Wheat dull ", L. Cash $50 bid; May
ss da ss S Cash CASH - d MARCH, - - bid
sso 1000 s%s SSTa
Corn 10000 bush Data @ BUSH Clover Seed 200 bsgh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-01

ST LOUIS 3l-Flour- grades offered freely .
steady prices aud Medium grades IN gt supply Xxx
Family 80 o0d$3 10 choice - 40 dss 80 Fac.
CIV 70 Extra Fancy as 90 "a TO- Patents - ~
Wheat fairly active. but easy ana lower No. hco
cash 80 "a S0s,c; February sOpG-0'.c closing so,eJ
March s2i.c. bid; Nav Sjs1~J1dS5sc. closing -
s6las5,.c - Corn duh and weak No Mixed case
a3I'.c closing 3I7sci Nav SO. oslo. closing 31e,,
oats dull and ga &c lower. No. Mixed Cash %Ses
-. Barley unchanged. ilay dun and H. ss.y.
Prairie 81 50: Timothy - OJd IL 90. butur-
Creamery 2ia27c.; Dairy. 5d2ic. Eggs easy Al 3zc
market Bran AZ O3e Sorn Meal easy AZ % ~
Wb,skey 81 l3.. Provisions strong n ST. To- ard
at 81 S59s6 40. Bulk Meats-loose 10y. Long cs.s.
80: Ribs So 40 short Clear 80 o. Boxed sts-
Long Clear s6 40 Short RIBS ~ 90. short Clear = -
Bacon-Long Clear at ~ %. short Ribs at NDr
Short Clear at 81 81 I. Hams firm AT $40 50dSl2 -
Receiots- Flour 1000 bbls, Wheat: 5000 on.h 81
POS 600 busn ll.OOO bush, Aye. lOoo bush; bax.Y
% OOU bush shipments-Flour 10000 Dbls WleAI As0S
bush. Corn. 24.OQO bush oats 1900 bushi fv~
~ bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-01

etate bonds were quiet. and such transactions
made were az little better figures ! Louisiana
stamped Is sold higher ut ST. Tennessee settlement IS
were ND 7s3- and the 81 brought 1861 aud virginia
deferred receipts sodat l5e5 Or city bank stocks
Fourth National sold go at LA.
The general railway bond market was only moderately
active Early business developed considerable bruncss,
but later speculative issues were Influenced y the same
causes that the late dealings In stocks Erie sec
ond opened at 90 sold at SO and closed at %
Missouri Kansas and Texas general Us closed lower AT
g43, West Shore a. of y ut 1928 East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia gold DO of is ut 0s7, and Can
ada southern second IS firm at93s Central New
debenturc Is easier at S5 NewlOrk, chi
cago and St first receipts of Il al 0j4. Co
lumbus Hooking Valley and Toledo Os declined y To
SIa NewYork City and Northern general receipts
per cent Ia 6s Mobile and Ohio first debenucs sold
and seconds at So Chicago and Indiana Coal
Railway sold ut 992 100. st. Paul cOnso IS
off / per cent at 1881 Denver and Rio Grande IA
were steady 10 and Western rst receipts so
76A75ia Texas and Pacific rsts, Rio Grande. declined
2Gls. Northern Pacific trsts were firm at ll5A1ll6.
but the seconds lower at 1O5 NewOresns Pacific
frsts easier at 79d792 Gulf Colorado and Santa
Fe gold Us were w i2 at lO3
OF unlisted stocks dealt in at the Stock Exchange
ton Seed Oil certificates sold BOO at go 624 1914.
Edison Electric Light 90 ut 200 klngson and Pembroke
4O at a37, Lake Erie and Western preferred 500
at J92 3d. American Telegraph ana Cable uOO at Il,
BROOKLYN Elevated seconds 900 at So Northern Pa
cic dividends $4,000 AT 96 Rome and Decatur lrsts
SG OOO at S7l2 and Phenix Mining (260OJ at $40 25G
IS 80.
Money was easy ut about per cent and exceptionally
nj 5 and 3l2 per cent closing offered at per cent"
The subTreasury was debtor ut tho Clearing House
$li5,039
by coin gain OF $l42.l5s. less currency loss or
Sll4.9!4 The days operations covered: Receipts
IL 222.741. payments Sll05,3Z1i currency balance,
1851 ,791; coin balance Sl47,2OS,437
disbursements by tie Assistant Treasurer OF the United
states In New York for the month OF January: